Zappos’ founder Tony Hsieh is helming the project, which is investing $200 million in real estate development, $50 million in small businesses, $50 million in education, and $50 million in tech startups. If only one student learns something new and is interested enough to research a possible STEAM career, it’s a worthwhile cause.”ĭuring the four-day event, participants in Catalyst Week were immersed in the Downtown Project-from exploring the town and seeing first-hand the growth and development of the community to touring the Zappos building and learning about its unique culture. “We’re hoping to incorporate a larger audience and influence the community by even the smallest degree. “I’m so grateful that we were given the opportunity to give our workshops exposure to a new community,” Le said. (Clockwise from top left) Tony Hsieh gives an inspirational talk to students Ivan Bermudez kicks off the STEAM workshop Stephanie Le, Ivan Bermudez, Victor Banuelos, and Jean Trinh take a tour of Zappos, and Blair Cobb speaks during the Catalyst Week talks.
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